The city of Las Vegas is unlikely to strengthen its animal cruelty laws, at least not in the immediate term, finding them already to be on par with neighboring jurisdictions.
Clark County Commissioner Marilyn Kirkpatrick, Nevada Resort Association President Virginia Valentine want the state to open up.
Warby Parker has signed a lease in Las Vegas to open an optical lab that will help the brand fulfill online and in-store orders. Once open, it is expected to employ about 120 people.
Former Las Vegas Americans soccer star Chico Borja, who has died at age 61, was a prolific goal scorer who could light up a room with his personality.
The top executive for Las Vegas-based GameCo has been recommended for licensing, but not before two hours of testimony involving allegations from a rival company.
Rittenhouse is charged with multiple counts, including homicide, in connection with the protests in August.
Another overhaul project on a stretch of Interstate 15 between Las Vegas and Utah is set to begin next week.
The film, “Al Davis vs. the NFL” gives football fans an intimate look at the feud between the Raiders’ former owner and former NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle.
If Buccaneers wide receiver Scotty Miller wants to say he’s the fastest player in the NFL and can take down Hill in a one-on-one race, good for him, Hill says.
The federally mandated but not fully funded programs strain state and school district budgets.
Nevada State Democratic Party Chairman William McCurdy II will not seek re-election next month, the party announced Wednesday.
Allegiant Air’s parent on Wednesday reported a loss of $184.1 million last year. The loss ended the company’s streak of 17 consecutive profitable years.
The project by developer Jeff LaPour of LaPour Partners will feature six buildings totaling 338,776 square feet, all built in one phase, a news release said.
A Las Vegas officer and three civilians shot and killed a man who stabbed another officer with a screwdriver Wednesday afternoon in the parking lot of a shooting range.
Former UNLV quarterback Kenyon Oblad announced Wednesday on Twitter that he will transfer to Dixie State. He has three years of eligibility remaining.
State and local officials promise more tools to help Clark County residents book second doses of COVID-19 vaccine.
A $6 million federal grant will allow local transportation agencies to expand technology efforts on Las Vegas Valley freeways.
Starting Friday, the Golden Knights are scheduled to play 49 games in 96 days. Originally, the schedule had them playing 56 games in 116 days.
Las Vegas’ jobless rate was the highest in the nation among large metro areas in December, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Wednesday.
Former Raiders cornerback Mike Haynes remembers Super Bowl XVIII win
Nevada reported 750 new coronavirus cases and 49 additional deaths over the preceding day, according to state data posted Wednesday.
Former Raiders safety George Atkinson recounts Super Bowl XI.
Lake Mead will host one of eight qualifying tournaments for the Johnny Morris Bass Pro Shops National Bass Fishing Amateur Team Championships.
As some teachers’ unions balk at resuming in-person instruction before teachers are inoculated, Dr. Rochelle Walensky says, “Vaccination of teachers is not a prerequisite for safe reopening of schools.”
Former Raiders defensive tackle Reggie Kinlaw recounts his story of Super Bowl XV.
Former Raiders tackle Lincoln Kennedy recounts his story of Super Bowl XXVII.
UMC has partnered with Vitalant to host the TeamUMC Blood Drive on Wednesday. Walk-ins are welcome.
A 25-year-old Oklahoma man remained in custody Wednesday on first-degree murder complaints for the killings of his brother and five young children, police said.
The Weeknd is set to perform the halftime show at Sunday’s Super Bowl LV, then start selling tickets for Vegas.
Police say the man, who has a long history of fraud cases, possessed personal information for more than 200 people and technology to create fake credit cards and checks.